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Living with History: Will the Alien Tort Statute Become a Badge of Shame or Badge of Honor? | Yale Law Journal

historical analysis in Sosa was correct. Jefferson, Randolph, and Bradford, addressing incidents at the time of the ATS’s passage, all confirm that the ATS

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proposition [are] constrained by attitudes on earlier propositions”); see id. at 58 (concluding that to achieve collective rationality, “[a]n aggregation

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contributed to unmanageable caseloads for attorneys delivering indigent criminal defense services.10 At the same time, the tremendous fiscal costs of

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The procedural vehicle, instead of the substantive issue at stake, thus focus[ed] the Court’s attention.”). 232. 268 U.S. 510 (1925). 233. See

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More recently, Justice Scalia scoffed at subtleties of atmospheric science in an important case involving global warming.29 These examples, culled

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ate.139 At the time of New York’s natural gas transition, the PSC was chaired by Milo Maltbie.140 Maltbie had developed a reputation as a fierce

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Rockies v. Marten, No. CV 17-21-M, 2018 WL 2943251, at *3 (D. Mont. June 12, 2018) (“[T]he Court finds that there is no error attributable to the agency

Defining and Punishing Offenses Under Treaties | Yale Law Journal

soil. While state treaty violations attracted the most attention before and at the Philadelphia Convention, treaty violations by individuals were also of

Intersectional Imperial Legacies in the U.S. Territories | Yale Law Journal

Gil, supra note 6, at 279-80 (describing recent legislative attempts in Puerto Rico seek… 89 Reyes Gil, supra note 6, at 279-80 (describing recent

Leviathan and Interpretive Revolution: The Administrative State, the Judiciary, and the Rise of Legislative History, 1890-1950 | Yale Law Journal

’ specific preference for how to dispose of the fact situation at issue, without much policy reasoning. Another difficulty with attributing the change